My name is Jake and I'm 15 years old. I hanging out with friends and riding by bike. I have the most fun riding my bike at the skatepark and at my house. During the winter I have a lot of fun snowboarding. Going to Holiday Valley with ski club is the greatest part of my school yeah
Leaf Project:
1. sugar maple 2. Acer saccharum 3. forest tent caterpillar 4. some animals include chipmunks, robins, cardinals, owls, and squirrels 5.The sugar maple has the same fruits as all the other maple. But the blade, lobe, and size of the leafs change for maple to maple
6.Two main commercial uses include maple syrup and hardwood timber.
7.The twig is somewhat shiny, brown, and slender. 8.Northeastern United States and throughout higher elevations of the Appalachian region. (Native to PA)
9.
Coir
1. Where it is produced- it is mainly made in India, specially the coastal region of Kerala State. Here over 60% of the worlds supply of coir is produced.
2. Uses for coir include doormats, brushes, mattresses, floor tiles, sacking, and twine.
3. Coir is used to prevent erosion and sedimentation control. It is also very versatile in the agricultural and horticultural (industry dealing with cultivation) industries. Coir isvery resistant to salt water so it makes a good rope for boat crews.
Step 1: This is the DNA molecule before replication
Step 2: The DNA molecule unzips and the hydrogen bonds are broken.
Step 3: The DNA strands begin to pair up with the other existing strands
Step 4: DNA replication is now complete and there is an exact copy of the old DNA molecule.
vocabulary
Telomeres- a compound structure at the end of a chromosome. okazaki fragments- A very short stand of DNA dna ligase- it’s a double strand break telomerase- an enzyme that adds nucleotides to telomeres, especially in cancer cells. Cancer- descease caused by mutated cells in the body. transplanted cells- cells taking from something else to replace the mutated cells. cloning- making an exact copy of something aging-something gets older
| About me: | Leaf Project: | CoirAbout me:
My name is Jake and I'm 15 years old. I hanging out with friends and riding by bike. I have the most fun riding my bike at the skatepark and at my house. During the winter I have a lot of fun snowboarding. Going to Holiday Valley with ski club is the greatest part of my school yeahLeaf Project:
1. sugar maple2. Acer saccharum
3. forest tent caterpillar
4. some animals include chipmunks, robins, cardinals, owls, and squirrels
5.The sugar maple has the same fruits as all the other maple. But the blade, lobe, and size of the leafs change for maple to maple
6.Two main commercial uses include maple syrup and hardwood timber.
7.The twig is somewhat shiny, brown, and slender.
8.Northeastern United States and throughout higher elevations of the Appalachian region. (Native to PA)
9.
Coir
1. Where it is produced- it is mainly made in India, specially the coastal region of Kerala State. Here over 60% of the worlds supply of coir is produced.
2. Uses for coir include doormats, brushes, mattresses, floor tiles, sacking, and twine.
3. Coir is used to prevent erosion and sedimentation control. It is also very versatile in the agricultural and horticultural (industry dealing with cultivation) industries. Coir isvery resistant to salt water so it makes a good rope for boat crews.
Step 1: This is the DNA molecule before replication
Step 2: The DNA molecule unzips and the hydrogen bonds are broken.
Step 3: The DNA strands begin to pair up with the other existing strands
Step 4: DNA replication is now complete and there is an exact copy of the old DNA molecule.
vocabulary
Telomeres- a compound structure at the end of a chromosome.
okazaki fragments- A very short stand of DNA
dna ligase- it’s a double strand break
telomerase- an enzyme that adds nucleotides to telomeres, especially in cancer cells.
Cancer- descease caused by mutated cells in the body.
transplanted cells- cells taking from something else to replace the mutated cells.
cloning- making an exact copy of something
aging-something gets older